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- 2005.10.21
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On October 21st in the year of '05, ten top Mac developers (primarily independents) from around the USA descended upon to the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, IL for an evening of conversation around a whole range of issues. The conversation was taped, and here we are.
he Evening at Adler video and audio files are licensed as Creative Commons,
specifically the "Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5" license.
Quoted from: http://www.drunkenblog.com/evening_at_adler/index.html
On October 21st in the year of '05, ten top Mac developers (primarily indies) from around the USA were invited to the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, IL for an evening of conversation around a broad range of topics:
Making a living writing for the Mac,
software patents,
competing with Apple,
digital rights management (DRM),
software activation,
bugs,
Ajax,
unit testing,
building communities,
the x86 transition,
and much much more...
Top ten developers:
Bob Frank
The author of Log4Cocoa, and founder of Chicago's Cocoa and WebObjects user group (CAWUG)
Jason Harris
Through Unsanity and Geekspiff, Jason is the author of a whole slew of Mac software.
Nicholas Jitkoff
The author of Quicksilver for OS X.
August Mueller
Gus's company, Flying Meat, Inc.
Eric Peyton
Originally of Epicware, Eric was also the originator of the open-source'd Fire.app
Jonathan Rentzsch
One of the Mac's rare Doctor Whos, Rentzsch is the creator of the OSS software mach_inject.
The Rosyna
Programmer for Unsanity, currently responsible for FontCard, Silk, Menu Master, CEE PEE YOU.
Wil Shipley
The owner of Delicious Monster, makers Delicious Library.
Brent Simmons
Runs Ranchero Software, which is responsible for growing NetNewsWire and MarsEdit.
drunkenbatman
Some guy with a website...
he Evening at Adler video and audio files are licensed as Creative Commons,
specifically the "Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5" license.
Quoted from: http://www.drunkenblog.com/evening_at_adler/index.html
On October 21st in the year of '05, ten top Mac developers (primarily indies) from around the USA were invited to the Adler Planetarium in Chicago, IL for an evening of conversation around a broad range of topics:
Making a living writing for the Mac,
software patents,
competing with Apple,
digital rights management (DRM),
software activation,
bugs,
Ajax,
unit testing,
building communities,
the x86 transition,
and much much more...
Top ten developers:
Bob Frank
The author of Log4Cocoa, and founder of Chicago's Cocoa and WebObjects user group (CAWUG)
Jason Harris
Through Unsanity and Geekspiff, Jason is the author of a whole slew of Mac software.
Nicholas Jitkoff
The author of Quicksilver for OS X.
August Mueller
Gus's company, Flying Meat, Inc.
Eric Peyton
Originally of Epicware, Eric was also the originator of the open-source'd Fire.app
Jonathan Rentzsch
One of the Mac's rare Doctor Whos, Rentzsch is the creator of the OSS software mach_inject.
The Rosyna
Programmer for Unsanity, currently responsible for FontCard, Silk, Menu Master, CEE PEE YOU.
Wil Shipley
The owner of Delicious Monster, makers Delicious Library.
Brent Simmons
Runs Ranchero Software, which is responsible for growing NetNewsWire and MarsEdit.
drunkenbatman
Some guy with a website...
